bro actually your videos are so great for beginners like me, i am really surprised you are not one of the biggest tattoo youtubers. i feel like you are underrated. thank you sm for your helpful content, keep it up :)
Thank you for your kind feedback and support Delli! It means a lot and I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions along your way please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
The self taught journey be like that, every day I think I should give this up and then I figure out what I'm trying to do and it encourages me to carry on
I agree Luke! I personally feel any journey can be daunting at times. From creative arts, musical arts, I remember even applying for a job felt the same way haha. Tattooing is something that continues to challenge me time and time and time again and I think that right there is what keeps me going. I don't always make it through every hurdle that arises but trying my best and doing what I can do for today is enough. Im grateful for sticking with it.
@@DanielYuck I'm at that stage now where I know I have the technical skill to make the switch from practice skin to real skin, and people ask for designs and I make excuses why I can't do it, it seems to be a confidence issue with me and I know I have to do it to get the Confidence
@@lukedorrington7455 you got this dude I believe in you. there are people less qualified than you doing their dream job bc they believed in themselves.
You’re an absolute GOAT man. Can relate to you in terms of wanting to give up and being discouraged, as thats how I feel most days and then comparing myself to others and not being on the same level, makes it even worse. This vid weirdly gave me the motivation to carry on so thanks!
Thank you for your kind words and support my friend! Oh goodness! That feeling I know all tooooooo well. I also at the beginning would compare and I would do this naturally as if I was supposed to be the best haha. I would sit there and compare myself at 6 months into tattooing versus someone who has been tattooing for 20+ years. Now I have this mentality. It is silly to compare myself to anyone else because I will be using my time to do that instead of doing what I am doing for you all and myself. Don't get me wrong I will find myself still wanting to drift back to this old way but I will watch my thoughts and continue to practice and do what I can do for today. All of the little wins within my days start adding up no matter how small the win was. I am glad you can find a spark within this video my friend. Should you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will always do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.
I am now starting to watch your videos and have invested in a tattoo machine…Sometimes I feel discouraged because I simply am “scared” to approach tattooing, but watching your videos really inspire me and has taught me the fundamentals of being a tattoo artist. You’re definitely an amazing “teacher” i should say & I’m glad to have found you on TH-cam. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to share what you have learned based on your experiences! Cheers from Maryland 🤟🏽
I love that you have saved your practice skins and placed them in a binder. I have been saving mine but since I have only used 6x8s , I have to figure out how to organize my skins. It is great seeing the progression you made as time went on.
Thank you for your time, support and feedback poppy! I appreciate you. Fake skins are a bit tedious to store but also easy to clean up depending on the material. So throughout time I kind of would just let them stack up and stack up. I had a binder laying around in which became the housing for most of these fake skins haha Sometimes less is more. Maybe even a cardboard box of the appropriate size would be a good way to go to house your fake skins. I may do that as well as a binder isn't really ideal for long term storage.
Thank you for your kind feedback and support! I wish you nothing but good vibrations and harmony my friend! Should you ever have any questions along your way please don't hesitate to reach out to me. I will always do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
I've been in the tattoo industry for over 20 years and this is definitely the largest collection of fake skin I've ever seen...I wish this would have been an option when I was an apprentice because I still feel bad for my practice clients from when I was 17 lol
Thank you for your support and feedback! It really means a lot to me. I can relate to feeling bad. I think to myself had I made all of the mistakes that I have on fake skin as I have on human skin I would carry that weight as well. I am very grateful for fake skins and I am grateful that I embrace fake skins as well. I feel I will always embrace fake skins because of my personal experience with them.
@@DanielYuck yeah to me it's good to see someone helping guys learn without the hoops an apprenticeship entails and honestly I think it's cool art just by itself...if Sailor Jerry had done some fake skin tattoos they would be the coolest think to hang on a wall IMO
Bruh my neighbors has ugly tatts 4 the same reason LOL and wants me to go over it but I'm a beginner I know I'll do it better than how he has it but c'mon I haven't tatt anyone and shit I'm scare of it so I said no I don't wanna se my fucked up so I'm practicing on fake skins and so far I've done 3 and damn the outline is the hardest 4 me
Man I like how u gave me hope to not give up I haven't draw like 14 years and all of a sudden I felt like drawing and yeah I still got it, no one ever helped me I self learned so I learn the hard way with no ideas of how to start or get better till now I am trying to learn specially since we got cellphones with INTERNET!!! I can get ideas from you and already got my 1st tattoo machine 4 beginners it came with everything I need and so far I've I have use 3 fake skins and man u gave me so much ideas so thanks I will continue and no quitting this time.
You can make silicone skin at home. Silicone sealant in chalking tube. Higher grade silicone runs about $13-14 per tube. Add equal part corn starch. Cheap liquid foundation or equivalent for color. Mix silicone and cornstarch equally until no stickiness, a mild tack is ok. This has to be mixed by hand so don't do the whole tube at once, unless you have really strong hands. Kneed in the color last.
The idea of creating fake skins has crossed my mind I was just never truly sure about the entire process and chemicals used. It is def interesting to think about that is for certain.
Thanks man. I needed this. I’m at the stage where I’m practicing on fake skin but shading is kicking my ass. Been getting discouraged but this has help me out
Thank you for the kind feedback and support my friend! I appreciate you very very much. Should you ever have any questions along your way please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Thank you for your time, kind feedback and support! I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions along your journey don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
You're welcome Antonio! I appreciate your time, support, and kind feedback! Should you ever have any questions along your way please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
This was helpful! Did you also wrap the fake skin around an armrest to create some sort if an arm? I just started doing that since i only practiced on a flat surface, would that be good too? 😊
Do you use a fancy stencil printer or a more manual stencil method? I realize a lot of videos I've watched focus on tattoo machine brands, cartridges, stroke depth, voltage, and tattooing methods, etc. but I've managed to miss the stencil application part. : )
That is a great question! My earlier videos, I think some of the first I posted on my channel have this information. I made an in depth video showing you how I go about creating my tattoo stencils. That video is right here th-cam.com/video/S4eiihmW1eU/w-d-xo.html I do use a tattoo thermal printer to create my stencils as the manual method is hard on my hands. I have also done a review on the printer I am using and that video is right here th-cam.com/video/xUNJokIiaUw/w-d-xo.html Should you have any further questions don't hesitate to let me know.
I want to know how you put your stencils on those skins on your early days or if you drew directly on the skins because I am having such a hard time with the stuff I'm using. Like I really have to print out every single thing I want to use? Idk, I feel like no one talks about that in depth
This is a great question!! I actually loads of videos on my channel sharing with you step by step on how I go about applying stencils to fake tattoo skin. I will link you below to some videos that may help you in a better direction. Best Fake Skin For Tattoos? th-cam.com/video/c6lL7G3mAHE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rsnlf2-GM8SfMGMI Applying Tattoo Stencils (To Silicone Fake Skin) th-cam.com/video/ahaMqzQc3k8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IOl6O6Xz7lwBddpY How To Apply Tattoo Stencils To Fake Skin th-cam.com/video/zKeUWguwC80/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sbLZ9tmSAiyy7gwk Do Tattoo Fake Skins Work?? th-cam.com/video/eW4AF3T84x4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qzdwRXohtd2aanMy Rubber Vs Silicone Tattoo Skin th-cam.com/video/GGkt_ZW-AFU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eM8LhBSwUVbdGhTd Tattooing 101-How To Dry Tattoo Stencils Fast th-cam.com/video/qtSkYbv1Pyo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kc8R_j5HkJFw2Um9 Print And Apply Tattoo Stencils To Fake Skin th-cam.com/video/oQjPP9FXiV4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P9gjDjgf9asMFZjm
Haha that is awesome! Yea I ripped right through and I can faintly remember doing that tattoo. I don't regret the learning process, I am grateful these mistakes were done on fake skin over human skin.
@@DanielYuck yes I remember I was disappointed when I ripped through it although those skins are very thin. The first couple tattoos I did were unfortunately on my own skin, but I'm ok with it since they weren't too bad. I wouldn't tattoo another person until I'm 110% I'd do a good job on it. I'm only a year & a half or so into my tattooing journey and all I can do is practice as much as I can. I can definitely see improvement after every time I do.
Dear mr. Yuck, after tattooing on silicone practice skin. I'm beginning to rethink my strategy I can't get my tones down correctly. I am a beginner self teaching myself. I'm asking if when tattooing do I start dark to light or light to dark? It ends up becoming the same tone
I'm currently trying to learn on fake skin with a coil machine and for some reason my machine is either cutting out or not having consistency in my lines when I try one pass lines is it me? Or is it the cheap skin not taking my lines too well? I understand it's more complicated than that I spent some decent money on my coil machines should I just say fuck it and get a pen I'm kinda to the point where I don't know if it's my equipment or just me and feel a little discouraged myself
Test out the rocket mini and the power pack has a turbo start quite happy with this machine so far just thought it might be good for a machine review thanks
Thank you for the feedback. Should this be something I can get my hands on I will def do a review on it. How are you liking the machine so far on your end?
That is a great question! The first time I ever held a tattoo machine was April 2020. I started tattooing fake skin for months and I think it was about 6-8 month into tattooing on fake skin is when I felt comfortable enough to tattoo human skin. From the cross contamination practices to the inputting of ink into the skin. It took me a good 6-8 months to understand and find a healthy workflow I was comfortable with. I tattooed myself first which was the first human skin I ever touched with a needle and I did a small yoshi tattoo. That was about 8 months strong into my tattooing journey from the month or April in which I started.
Haha Bro trust me, don't do that to yourself. I know that exact thought process all too well and from my experience has always only brought me heartache and misery. I used to look at others and myself and naturally think this way and I would just dismiss all of the progress I have made and everything else good. haha Now I do what I can do for today, I do my best, I do it honestly. You will see progression should the work input match whats needed to provide progression. Should you ever have any questions along your way, don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will always do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
@@DanielYuck I really appreciate the motivation! I really love art and I think tattoo artist are my favorite type . So I bought me a gun and have been trying with the fake skin, it’s not going to well 😂 . Sadly I think it’s a lack of talent or knowledge or practice with it comes to drawing and art in general. So I’m going to slow down a little bit and learn some fundamentals first . Then I will proceed to learn art in the form of tattoo
Bro thank you thank you thank you for posting this. I had someone who is just starting to learn how to tattoo ask me for help and I straight up sent links to your videos. You are the man Daniel!!!
You're welcome Joshua! Thank you for your kind words and feedback! I appreciate you. I also appreciate you sharing my content, that also means a lot to me and gives me motivation to keep going. Should you or anyone have any questions along your journeys please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my absolute best to assist you in the best possible direction.
bro actually your videos are so great for beginners like me, i am really surprised you are not one of the biggest tattoo youtubers. i feel like you are underrated. thank you sm for your helpful content, keep it up :)
Thank you for your kind feedback and support Delli!
It means a lot and I appreciate you.
Should you ever have any questions along your way please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
The self taught journey be like that, every day I think I should give this up and then I figure out what I'm trying to do and it encourages me to carry on
I agree Luke!
I personally feel any journey can be daunting at times. From creative arts, musical arts, I remember even applying for a job felt the same way haha.
Tattooing is something that continues to challenge me time and time and time again and I think that right there is what keeps me going. I don't always make it through every hurdle that arises but trying my best and doing what I can do for today is enough. Im grateful for sticking with it.
@@DanielYuck I'm at that stage now where I know I have the technical skill to make the switch from practice skin to real skin, and people ask for designs and I make excuses why I can't do it, it seems to be a confidence issue with me and I know I have to do it to get the Confidence
@@lukedorrington7455 you got this dude I believe in you. there are people less qualified than you doing their dream job bc they believed in themselves.
@@hungrytigers4089 thanks dude, I will get there I'm just plodding along enjoying the learning process
You’re an absolute GOAT man. Can relate to you in terms of wanting to give up and being discouraged, as thats how I feel most days and then comparing myself to others and not being on the same level, makes it even worse. This vid weirdly gave me the motivation to carry on so thanks!
Thank you for your kind words and support my friend!
Oh goodness! That feeling I know all tooooooo well. I also at the beginning would compare and I would do this naturally as if I was supposed to be the best haha. I would sit there and compare myself at 6 months into tattooing versus someone who has been tattooing for 20+ years.
Now I have this mentality. It is silly to compare myself to anyone else because I will be using my time to do that instead of doing what I am doing for you all and myself. Don't get me wrong I will find myself still wanting to drift back to this old way but I will watch my thoughts and continue to practice and do what I can do for today. All of the little wins within my days start adding up no matter how small the win was.
I am glad you can find a spark within this video my friend. Should you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will always do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.
Dude so grateful for all the info you put out. Also your progress definitely gives me hope. So crazy how skilled you are.
I'm just starting and i felt validated for my frustrations and struggles! Thank you so much. Keep doing what you're doing.
I am now starting to watch your videos and have invested in a tattoo machine…Sometimes I feel discouraged because I simply am “scared” to approach tattooing, but watching your videos really inspire me and has taught me the fundamentals of being a tattoo artist. You’re definitely an amazing “teacher” i should say & I’m glad to have found you on TH-cam. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to share what you have learned based on your experiences! Cheers from Maryland 🤟🏽
I love that you have saved your practice skins and placed them in a binder. I have been saving mine but since I have only used 6x8s , I have to figure out how to organize my skins. It is great seeing the progression you made as time went on.
Thank you for your time, support and feedback poppy!
I appreciate you.
Fake skins are a bit tedious to store but also easy to clean up depending on the material. So throughout time I kind of would just let them stack up and stack up. I had a binder laying around in which became the housing for most of these fake skins haha
Sometimes less is more. Maybe even a cardboard box of the appropriate size would be a good way to go to house your fake skins. I may do that as well as a binder isn't really ideal for long term storage.
Good information 👍 thank you brah! Watching your video from a sober living home.
Thank you for your kind feedback and support!
I wish you nothing but good vibrations and harmony my friend!
Should you ever have any questions along your way please don't hesitate to reach out to me. I will always do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
I've been in the tattoo industry for over 20 years and this is definitely the largest collection of fake skin I've ever seen...I wish this would have been an option when I was an apprentice because I still feel bad for my practice clients from when I was 17 lol
Thank you for your support and feedback!
It really means a lot to me.
I can relate to feeling bad. I think to myself had I made all of the mistakes that I have on fake skin as I have on human skin I would carry that weight as well. I am very grateful for fake skins and I am grateful that I embrace fake skins as well. I feel I will always embrace fake skins because of my personal experience with them.
@@DanielYuck yeah to me it's good to see someone helping guys learn without the hoops an apprenticeship entails and honestly I think it's cool art just by itself...if Sailor Jerry had done some fake skin tattoos they would be the coolest think to hang on a wall IMO
Bruh my neighbors has ugly tatts 4 the same reason LOL and wants me to go over it but I'm a beginner I know I'll do it better than how he has it but c'mon I haven't tatt anyone and shit I'm scare of it so I said no I don't wanna se my fucked up so I'm practicing on fake skins and so far I've done 3 and damn the outline is the hardest 4 me
Man I like how u gave me hope to not give up I haven't draw like 14 years and all of a sudden I felt like drawing and yeah I still got it, no one ever helped me I self learned so I learn the hard way with no ideas of how to start or get better till now I am trying to learn specially since we got cellphones with INTERNET!!! I can get ideas from you and already got my 1st tattoo machine 4 beginners it came with everything I need and so far I've I have use 3 fake skins and man u gave me so much ideas so thanks I will continue and no quitting this time.
You can make silicone skin at home. Silicone sealant in chalking tube. Higher grade silicone runs about $13-14 per tube. Add equal part corn starch. Cheap liquid foundation or equivalent for color. Mix silicone and cornstarch equally until no stickiness, a mild tack is ok. This has to be mixed by hand so don't do the whole tube at once, unless you have really strong hands. Kneed in the color last.
The idea of creating fake skins has crossed my mind I was just never truly sure about the entire process and chemicals used. It is def interesting to think about that is for certain.
Thanks man. I needed this. I’m at the stage where I’m practicing on fake skin but shading is kicking my ass. Been getting discouraged but this has help me out
Your vid’s are super helpful 🙏🏼 and I watch everyday, thanks for the tips I am very grateful… MERRY Christmas ❤️😊
Just when I wanted to give up. You give me hope 😭 thank you!!!
Thanks for the techniques. Just started fooling around with tattooing. The videos are great
You are my hero, thanks for what you doing for us who are starting this adventure...
I love these videos man, they keep me motivated and make me realise that practice does indeed make perfect 👍
Great video as per usual, absolute inspiration for me 👍 keep up the Amazing work
Thank you for the kind feedback and support my friend!
I appreciate you very very much.
Should you ever have any questions along your way please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Another great video!!! Thank you so much. Your content is so awesome!
Thank you for your time, kind feedback and support!
I appreciate you.
Should you ever have any questions along your journey don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Thanx for sharing, mate!!! You're awsome!!!
You're welcome Antonio!
I appreciate your time, support, and kind feedback!
Should you ever have any questions along your way please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Amazing content per usual 😊
This was helpful! Did you also wrap the fake skin around an armrest to create some sort if an arm? I just started doing that since i only practiced on a flat surface, would that be good too? 😊
Why does my ink come off these fake skins from amazon?
Those thicker softer skin like true skin cuts reallllllly easy !!! I feel like it cuts cause it’s tooooooo soft
Do you use a fancy stencil printer or a more manual stencil method? I realize a lot of videos I've watched focus on tattoo machine brands, cartridges, stroke depth, voltage, and tattooing methods, etc. but I've managed to miss the stencil application part. : )
That is a great question!
My earlier videos, I think some of the first I posted on my channel have this information. I made an in depth video showing you how I go about creating my tattoo stencils.
That video is right here
th-cam.com/video/S4eiihmW1eU/w-d-xo.html
I do use a tattoo thermal printer to create my stencils as the manual method is hard on my hands.
I have also done a review on the printer I am using and that video is right here
th-cam.com/video/xUNJokIiaUw/w-d-xo.html
Should you have any further questions don't hesitate to let me know.
are the rubber ones good for shading the other cheap ones are out of stock
I want to know how you put your stencils on those skins on your early days or if you drew directly on the skins because I am having such a hard time with the stuff I'm using. Like I really have to print out every single thing I want to use? Idk, I feel like no one talks about that in depth
This is a great question!!
I actually loads of videos on my channel sharing with you step by step on how I go about applying stencils to fake tattoo skin. I will link you below to some videos that may help you in a better direction.
Best Fake Skin For Tattoos?
th-cam.com/video/c6lL7G3mAHE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rsnlf2-GM8SfMGMI
Applying Tattoo Stencils (To Silicone Fake Skin)
th-cam.com/video/ahaMqzQc3k8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IOl6O6Xz7lwBddpY
How To Apply Tattoo Stencils To Fake Skin
th-cam.com/video/zKeUWguwC80/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sbLZ9tmSAiyy7gwk
Do Tattoo Fake Skins Work??
th-cam.com/video/eW4AF3T84x4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qzdwRXohtd2aanMy
Rubber Vs Silicone Tattoo Skin
th-cam.com/video/GGkt_ZW-AFU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eM8LhBSwUVbdGhTd
Tattooing 101-How To Dry Tattoo Stencils Fast
th-cam.com/video/qtSkYbv1Pyo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kc8R_j5HkJFw2Um9
Print And Apply Tattoo Stencils To Fake Skin
th-cam.com/video/oQjPP9FXiV4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P9gjDjgf9asMFZjm
Ha I did that same exact design of the skull & roses on the same exact thin skin a while back & ripped through it also.
Haha that is awesome! Yea I ripped right through and I can faintly remember doing that tattoo.
I don't regret the learning process, I am grateful these mistakes were done on fake skin over human skin.
@@DanielYuck yes I remember I was disappointed when I ripped through it although those skins are very thin. The first couple tattoos I did were unfortunately on my own skin, but I'm ok with it since they weren't too bad. I wouldn't tattoo another person until I'm 110% I'd do a good job on it. I'm only a year & a half or so into my tattooing journey and all I can do is practice as much as I can. I can definitely see improvement after every time I do.
Great videos sir. How do you remove the stencil lines after the tattoo is done on the fake skin?
Dear mr. Yuck, after tattooing on silicone practice skin. I'm beginning to rethink my strategy I can't get my tones down correctly. I am a beginner self teaching myself. I'm asking if when tattooing do I start dark to light or light to dark? It ends up becoming the same tone
I'm currently trying to learn on fake skin with a coil machine and for some reason my machine is either cutting out or not having consistency in my lines when I try one pass lines is it me? Or is it the cheap skin not taking my lines too well? I understand it's more complicated than that I spent some decent money on my coil machines should I just say fuck it and get a pen I'm kinda to the point where I don't know if it's my equipment or just me and feel a little discouraged myself
Do you have any idea why the ink won’t stay in the fake skin? I’m having a hard time with that
When u tear in the fake skin doing a lone does that usually come from going to fast or to deep or does that happen on every fake skin
Thanks you..sir...i've learned a lot,to you..i salute you..🙌🙌🙌💉
How you got your stencil stock on the fake skin? Even if I wait a week there don't last long so I have problems doing bigger peasces
wow they are pretty good
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support!
I appreciate you.
Test out the rocket mini and the power pack has a turbo start quite happy with this machine so far just thought it might be good for a machine review thanks
Thank you for the feedback.
Should this be something I can get my hands on I will def do a review on it.
How are you liking the machine so far on your end?
@@DanielYuck So far so good packs good lines well good for stippling 🤘🏻Direct drive 3,6Stroke
When did you started tattooing on human skin?? I mean what year you start tattooing on human skin??
That is a great question!
The first time I ever held a tattoo machine was April 2020. I started tattooing fake skin for months and I think it was about 6-8 month into tattooing on fake skin is when I felt comfortable enough to tattoo human skin. From the cross contamination practices to the inputting of ink into the skin. It took me a good 6-8 months to understand and find a healthy workflow I was comfortable with.
I tattooed myself first which was the first human skin I ever touched with a needle and I did a small yoshi tattoo. That was about 8 months strong into my tattooing journey from the month or April in which I started.
Thank you
You're welcome!
Thank you for your time, and support!
I appreciate you.
I Laern a lot thnks bro ,a question whats different between long ,medium , short taper ,i dont no ,and whats te best to use for ,greets from holland
If that how good you was when you started I should just quit now 😂 I suck compared to that
Haha Bro trust me, don't do that to yourself. I know that exact thought process all too well and from my experience has always only brought me heartache and misery. I used to look at others and myself and naturally think this way and I would just dismiss all of the progress I have made and everything else good. haha
Now I do what I can do for today, I do my best, I do it honestly. You will see progression should the work input match whats needed to provide progression.
Should you ever have any questions along your way, don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will always do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
@@DanielYuck I really appreciate the motivation! I really love art and I think tattoo artist are my favorite type . So I bought me a gun and have been trying with the fake skin, it’s not going to well 😂 . Sadly I think it’s a lack of talent or knowledge or practice with it comes to drawing and art in general. So I’m going to slow down a little bit and learn some fundamentals first . Then I will proceed to learn art in the form of tattoo
Your in Cali, what’s your price running for tattoos
Bro thank you thank you thank you for posting this. I had someone who is just starting to learn how to tattoo ask me for help and I straight up sent links to your videos. You are the man Daniel!!!
You're welcome Joshua!
Thank you for your kind words and feedback!
I appreciate you.
I also appreciate you sharing my content, that also means a lot to me and gives me motivation to keep going.
Should you or anyone have any questions along your journeys please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my absolute best to assist you in the best possible direction.
How you doing Daniel 👍👊
I am doing well Shane!
Thank you for asking.
How is everything on your end?
@@DanielYuck im doing well thanks, now I'm just over getting covid . I'm itching to get back to my studio this weekend 👊🤘👍
👌
All fake skins are sucks,there always flat and no skin Trauma.every other place on the human skin is not the same like a another.I not like them.wfg
Thanks for answering my question quick i left a like on the video👍🏾